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1 16|     supreme Power, supreme Unity; which is nothing else than
2 38|    preserve an indivisible unity. But in respect of the fact
3 43|    to exist in the supreme unity, I think it most interesting
4 43|   preserves an indivisible unity, although it belongs, as
5 44| the supreme simplicity and unity of their common nature is
6 78|   certain ineffable trinal unity, and in one Trinity; one
7 78|  in one Trinity; one and a unity because of its one essence,
8 78|  just as I would call it a unity because of its one substance.~
9 78|  and one Trinity or trinal unity may justly be called one